Back in May, we discussed the absence of any substantial relief measures for advisers in the 2023-24 Budget. Notably, there were no clear plans regarding
Let’s start with some troubling figures: according to recent projections, there are around 12 million Australians who say they have unfulfilled advice needs. The average
At long last, Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones has outlined the Government’s preliminary response to the Quality of Advice review – and revealed which of Michelle
Not long ago, we discussed the long-standing divide in the industry over the proposed experience pathway. Based on a survey of its members, Financial Advice
Consultation on the proposed experience pathway for advisers wrapped up two weeks ago, and the prevailing sentiment seems to suggest it will – further adjustments
If you were expecting any substantial relief measures for advisers in the 2023-24 Budget, brace for disappointment. Even an extension on the ASIC levy freeze
According to Integra Financial Services co-founder Deborah Kent, some advisers’ expectations regarding the Quality of Advice review were based on a fundamental misunderstanding: namely, that
Not long ago, we discussed the “good advice” obligation and the expansion of personal advice as recommended in the final report for the Quality of
One of the biggest criticisms of the final Quality of Advice report relates to its broadening of who can provide personal advice – and how
Last week, we discussed some of the most significant recommendations in the final report for the Quality of Advice review – what they entail, their
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